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Enhancing Clinical Manager Self-Efficacy Through A Change Management Academy, Chet Hurley Doering Iii
Enhancing Clinical Manager Self-Efficacy Through A Change Management Academy, Chet Hurley Doering Iii
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Healthcare systems are facing increased pressure to develop their clinical managers’ abilities and competencies leading change. Clinical managers that are equipped with these capabilities can influence greater quality and safety outcomes for patients. Literature and industry findings both strongly suggest that leaders who possess increased self-efficacy are more effective leading change. This is demonstrated at the unit and system level through improved project management, successfully executing strategic initiatives, retaining staff, and being more fiscally responsible. There are significant clinical and business advantages for healthcare systems that foster change management skills for their clinical managers When organizations do not provide support, …